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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15
tn RuiIh a ,ya,sr.pousr Canal.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. I0-Ths Edison
Power and Light company have let con-
tract for the building of water power canal
along the rapids of the ST. Mary's river at
Saolt Ste Marie. it is intended to complete
the work in sixty days The canal will be
about 1000 feet long and 50 feet wide, and
will be situated between the ship canal and
the rapids Tho object viii he to furnish by
the use of immense water power, electric
power with which to run elevators, mills ana
nm endless variety of other machinery aud an
electric light plant.
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Iseuniou of the "Fiyino Brigade"

GRZINcAsTLE. Ind, Sept 9-Gen.
WiIders brigade, known during the war as
the aFlyGug Brigade, held most successful
reuuion here Thursday. The brigade was
composed of The Seventeenth and Seventy
second Indiana, Ninety eighth and Ono Hun
drcd and Twenty thir;i Illinois, aud the
Eighteenth Indians battery. One thousand
members were present, and each man pres
emit wis given a silver medal by Gen.
Wilder. Hal T. G.. Connolly of Springfield,
Ills. Cen. Ben Harrison, Gen. Wilder, and
others spoke The largest number present il,
any one regiment was Lie One Hundred
and Twenty-tbird Illinois. Capt. T. Il. Wood
i'm command
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15

CHICAGO, Sept IL AS Mrs Henry Seile,
of Crosse Point, and q lady companion, were
riding in a buggy Sunday afternoon in a
funeral procession, about one mile west OF
that place, a shot. firel Ivy one of picnic
party in the woods by the road side struck
her in the hack almost instln tly
killing her. Tho procession WIS
instantly broken up, AMI but for
the influence of some cooler heads the picnic
party would have been badly useL The
party. six men AMI four women, who it is
said were from Chicago, wers arrested and
locked up at Crosse Point. u il cIaiinel that
the party were tn, worse for liquor. and that
they were shooting at mark in reckless
manner.
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.,oy Train yyreoksrs on Trial.

Few YORK, Sept. -1U.-George Opeushaw,
aged 2 ye AiS, and Jerome Miller, aged 10
years, t'&. two boys who t'erailed e. train at
tue Seyeatecth street crossing of the Wee
liawi1eIr branch of the Erie railroad, were ar
raigaei Friday morning charged with
tnaIiciou, mischief. Openshaw admitted that
$50 misplaced the SWITCH that causel the de-
rsiiment. Both boys were b,iled in S50O for
examination Monday.
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ta3 :. l.. Robbins, G. p.
Meets First and Third Tuesday evenings Of each
month.
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Arrested on a Terrible Charge.

Scorr's, d. T., Sept. l0.-W. r. Glenn, a
retired minister residing on a farm nesr
Parkston, Is lying in jail at Olivet on the
terrible charge OF attempting criminal as
sault OH his two daughters. Glenn is over
6o years old, and says the Lord commanded
him to commit the act. TIE girls nre over
III, and it was only by their united resistance
that the design IF their unna t,iral father WAS
overcome. The act was attempted Wetincs-
day He would be lynched if the people in
this Deighborlood could lay hands on Lii,L
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have co:nplincnteol the artist on
bis Success 1t appears, however,
that Mrs Hendricks il not so well pleased
with tho lisonesS She said "The bust is u
beautiful piece of marble anil doubtless q
work of art, but it does not resemble Mr.
Hendricks. In looking at it l viewed it
under various lights and tried to recognize
the Resemblance, hut coul not SEQ that Mr.,
Hendricks expression was there"
alt has bean said that you prefer shaft to
u STATUE, and that this accounts for your
dissatisfaction"
81 have no communication with the COM
mittee whatever, AMI certainly have OK
pressed no preference. have the highest re-
gard for Mr. Parks as sculptor, sut when
called i'll for an expression of opinion Of his
work | coul not do. otherwise than express
my conviction. l should be very sorry to
Interfere i'll any way with the work of the
committee, and certainly have never suggest
vl wln.ther they should erect a shaft or u
statue. .
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15
BaIa-Kuobbers Plead Guilty.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Sept. I0---Tn tire
United State; court Friday the Douslas
county Bald Knobtcrs abandoned all de-
feiise and nine OF them entered pleas of guilty
on two separate indictments for violation, of
the hu- kiux act of congress. One Bald
knobber, who was under bond escaped Fri
day night, aud has not been heard FROM All
the prisoners were renan.led to Jail Sen
fences will lie passed next week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15
FRAUD IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
New York Inspectors Charged with Being
Impiicated I'm smuppyipz

NEW York, Sept. TO- Collector Magone
Is conducting an investigation into charges
made against G,n. Van Setback, John Pull.
man, and other custom inspectors. These
charges IL snstantiated, may lead to the no
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Murdered 7,y = 5-Year-Old,

COLUMBIA, S. e. Sept. 10-In Chester
! county ThurSlay Emma Walker, a ,olored
S'ri, ID years OF as :, WAS murdered by mar s.
y-al>"ht brother, Jesse Tho children had q
quarrel, a.sl the boy, becoming angry, picked
up an i!ol hooker, with which he dealt his
sis:er heavy bio.v over the head, crushing
ttar skull. She died il few hours. This is
the fourth murder committed by chldren in
this state during the past six months.
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Sanitation in Kew west.

The people of Key West are said to be
to blame for the yellow fever getting a
fcothold there. They refuse TO put in any
sewerage, drink the worst kind of water
without fltering, and the back yard Of
every house is used as receptacle for
Stops. 1t will be a costly lesson to her be-
fore she is purified Brooklyn Eagle.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15

Otto Schroeder, corporal in the Ger
man army, apparently has no blood
Knives and daggers can be run through
his body without harming him in the
least. a committee of distinguished sur
geons say they cannot explain the u iracle.
Schreibsr viii exhibit himself in Berlin,
London, Paris and America when his
time IN the army is out.-Bosto9 Tram
SCRIPT
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is replica from The model made iInmsdiste-
ly after Mr.. Hendricks death. l. is pro-
nouncei perfect. IL is Of life size, and will hs
used as study for the tTonzs statue, which
will be much larger. The monument proper;
for which the designs are completed, viii lie
thirty-two feet high and will cost SIS, OO1.
1t will 10 composed OF ied granite ALI {
bronze -..-..r '........
lNbinNArnLIs, Ini-, Sept. l2.-The coru-
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Grave CHARGES Against an Ex-ofic;al.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Scps Tho exam
inaiioh OF OK Warden Re,d OF the Saltwater
pemitentjary, on charges preferred by his
successor, Warden Stor,lcck, was begun
Tuesday by the state board of charities and
corrections. Reed is charged viii, appro-
priating supplies, taking money from prison.
ers, and with criminal intimacy with female
prisoners. One n,rr1eress testified TO the
truth of the latter charge, and several others
offered cirCmnS;antial testimony. The sex
animation will OCCUPY several DAYS
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A Mysterious Sho ntiny.

GALEsBURG, Ills, Sept. hO-The preliu-
mary examination of George f. Nixon, Of
Abingdon, charged with tho murder of
Thomas Cave, occurred In Monmouth FRI
day, and resulted in his release. James
Clark, a brother of the woa.iar, whom Cave
tried to shoot was thee arrested on sus-
p;ciop OF having killed Gave. 1t was given
out that Cave conrftte1 suicide, but the
hole in the buck of his head is too large to
have been nads by his revolver, but it is the
size OF the cslrtritise OF Clark's revolver. The
preliminary Examination OF Clark occurs in
mOuutoitl .E.. .....
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15
CAPTURED THE PRIZE CREW.
How \ Cute Canadian Played 1t Your
Uncle Samuel.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. ,e.-!The department
of customs has been apprised Of a trick which
has just been played OH tao American au-
therities by the cap. ain of the Alfred Adams,
n British Columbia sealing schooner. The
Adams was seized in Behring's sea last month
10y the United States revenue cutter Rush,
and her seal skins and fishing tackle were
taken away. A prizs crew was put OIL board,
and the captain was ordered TO navigate tho
schooner to Stka- .
The captain seemingly obeyed for the time,
but after having parted company with the
Rush coolly headed the Rush for Victoria,
B. c., where she arrived a few days ago. The
prize crew could do nothing to compel tile
captain 10 proceed to Sitka, as it is under
stool 10 have consisted of only two men,
and the crew of tho Adams, not having been
rcIlloYed was too strong for them
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15
FIRES AND OTHER ACCIDENTS.

Louis Streif. of Wilson. Wis, Tuesday,
saw that the barn of his neighbor, Mr..
Stauls, had been struck by lightning, and
was burning. He put on his coat and has
tened across field to aid IN subduing the
flames. no was yet distance from the
scene of the fire, when bolt struck and in
stantiy killed him.
Five n'ss, lost their lives by the burning Of
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15
serena.lesl the Tra,..l.yers.

FoRT AssINAHoINE, NJ T., Sept 9-Thc
Manitoba railroad extension reached tho
crossing of Beaver creek, virtually the Fort
Assina!,oine station, at shutdown Thursday
night. The garrison turned ous and the
Twentieth regiment band greeted the track
layers with music Some 5000 changes5
hands on the result, most of the betting to-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15
A Narrow strip.

In cutting new street at Buffalo all Of
one mans land except Dine-inch strip
was taken, and ON this amount he has to
pay taxes The law is SO strict that no
more land can be taken in such q case
than the notice Of intention calls for
Chicago III mes,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15
Dr. st. John Indicted.

CHICAGO Sept la.-Dr. st John, Of this
city; Capt. John Irwin, of the Canadian
schooner Blake, and Levi Dell, of This city,
were indicted by the granl jury Saturday
for assisting in the escape of W. J. Mciari-
gle, the county booilor ST. John and Dell
both gave bail Capt Irwin has not been seen
yet, as he is probably in Canada, ami will
steer clear of this part for awhile.
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.


Star In the West Lodge, No. 60.
Mr.. Barto, W. NJ; Lyman NJ. Kells, Sec.
VI eets Second and Fourth Tuesday evenings of
each month
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the late Vice Presi-
dent Hendricks the
model Of the ironZa
statue of the latter.
He has been laboring
90 it for two years.
All are very much
satisfied with the art
lists Success. The bust
IS OF pure Caiarra
marble, executed in
ElNra-aa Itl- l
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Little Falls & Dakota.
Minnesota & Northwestern R'y.

Minnesota & Northwestern R'y.
leave Arrive
ST, Paul. STATIONS. ISL. raul.
fS:I0A NJ 81. Louis & Kas City Exp 1850 II
!T:r5 PM $3.50 A NJ
lChicago, Waterloo d Du-
7:05 4 AZ 6uaue eNprt S., S:SO NJ
Sandui pin, Sorthfleld Far.
ti:3J nj ioault Y WalerYiile acc. fll:20 AN
Dodge Centre. Rochester,
$3.50 T. " Austin and Lyle acc. lfll:20 AM
Daily cx. Sunday. ! ex. Saturday Exc
Monday.
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z,,. aud Lead {, wisconsin.

GALENA, H., Sep. I0-Two zinc and lead
| mines have been opened this week in the
| town of Shullsburg, Lafayette county, Wis,
| that will yield, according to reliable esli-
mates 400 ions of ore per month, and which
| are said to be inexhaustibie.
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monument to Vice
President II en-
bricks las encoun5-
cred n serious en-
II arras S IN emit.
SculI ter Parks,
who has for months
J cen at work on a
design for the mon
ument, is now in
the city with the
result of his labor
"a bust in marble
and a statue in
plaster. Many who
have seen these
iaave expressed
.t,a,r D,,r,,,,l .,,.f
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Suiuw for the Right to- Work.

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept lo The first
common law conspiracy c,.se ever brought in
the District of Columbia, came b fore the
police court here Saturday. 1t grows out of
q Knight of Labor boycott. Nine members
Of the Washington Musical Assembly, knights
of Labor. arc charged by Franz krauz, with
uulawIuliy combining and consriring to ex-
tort from X rauz SIS, OH account of fines i'm
posed by the assembly, and with preventing
KraUz and thirteen other musicians, by
means of a boycott, from pursuing their CALI
ing and obtaining employ mept as musicians.
The case went over indefinitely, after liking
bail for the accused knights
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--' DIR DAVIS Hid moro tiian uOuDle
the number of delegates OF any oil the
other seven. 1t is the nisIth congress- Or
the other eight. five tal less than 100 dele
gates. Tho sixth, 200; the seventh, which
was that at London, had a few over 1900.
The eighth, at Copenhagen, had ga. Tho
number of delegates to this congress, ms as
certainel from the register, is 2,ibo. with the
possible difference of half dozen either way.
Thus ia point of numbers, You see, i; is sec
end out Of ttiuc But another thing is to bc
considered which will show that there are
more delegates from al road here than at any
previous coIgccsS, London not excepted. OF
The 1000 in London LEO were of that great
city, Could Washington have furnished
!, 100 local delegates the number would have
greatly excee1e,l the number at London.
"To ju ige definitely of the success from
scientific standpoint the records must all no
IMPLIED. Many of the most distinguished
of the foreign delegates, men who are conn
petent to judge, have come TO INC and said
that the work of this congress has been of
great scientific value. Among those who
have thus voluntarily expressed this opinion
| might name Sir James Grant, Of Canada;
DIR. Martin, of Berlin; Dr.. Hewitt and
Professor Phillips, of Londoa."
Tie doctor added that the work of COM
peiation was going on rapidly, and he would
Le disappointed if il was not ready 10 deliver
in mine months, which is three mouths less
.lan tho record"
Before the n al adjournment of the congress
resolution offered by Dr. Hewitt, ofsLon'
don, nn Ieaalf of the foreign delegates. was
adopted, thanking Presi eat Cleveland for
his courtesy and expressing high appreciation
OF tie official labors and persona! kindness OF
The local COMMITTEES. On the return trip
Saturday from Mount Vernon attention was
directed 10 tho fact that the name of
DIR. Davis, who prosi Iel over the congress-
had b.ea inadvertently omitted from the r&'-
oiution. This oversight was much regretted
10y the Foreigners, anil WIS handsomely re':ti-
fled around tn lunch tl!rlo spread in thu sa-
ION of tho steamer. There We're tuasts and
speeches all arminl
The visitors were taken on an excursion to
Niagara Falls Saturday by th'ir Auscrici,n
brethren at au expnn',of sl0,00a
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LOCKED HER CHILDREN IN.
A Negro Mother Gets Home I'm Time to
Witness the Frequent Result. -.....

Witness the Frequent Result. -...
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. "A special tn
The Dispatch from Dealsyillc, twenty p'iles
from here, tells of horrible cremation which
took place there Sunday night. A negro
woman locked her four children, the eldest {
years of age, in her cabin AMI went to church,
when she returned the cabin was ON fire. The
piteous walls from the little ones within,
when roasting to death, were still audible,
but nothing could be done to extricHte them
from the flames, as the roof Of the house had
fallen in upon them When the flames had
spent their fury the charr,d remains Of all
four Of the children were found in the
debris
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VILLAGE OFFICERS.

PysSidsRi-T ]. c. Foster.
Yrsslers-- Jhas. IL. Bennett, c. Tubbs, w. s.
Dean.
RrrVTdSr-W. =. Lambert
7rsdSarcr-I.ucas kclls.
9asticss eflAs Pcace--J. ID. Carr, VIM. Boulton.
CSRStdbIf-C. NJ. Coats.
CAis/e, Poiiec-B. +. Carr.
Council m, cts first Monday evening In every
mnnth
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Suspended the Restoration Order.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Sept. "a special
to The Evening Wisconsin from Eau Claire
says the United States lan'l Office at that city
received an order from Acting Commission, r
Stockslager at Washington Friday suspend.
ing the restoration Of the indemnity lands VI
the Omaha road until further orders.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION

Prrsi6sRt-A. Burto.
.Seeysidyy-P. Lamb.
1rrassrep-Lucas kells.
Dirscsors-A. Barto, Z. Lamb, Lucas Kells, s.
Pendergast, J. Norris, j. Is. Perkins.
Saek. IF SekooEs-W. +. Rocheleau.
Board meets first Thursday in every month.
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Baptist Church.

RUSSELL :. SARGENT, PASTOR.
Services every alternate sabbath at 10 30 A. NJ.
andsp, NJ Sunday school Immediately after
he morning service. "Wednesday evening SER
,tra ~ m
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MRS. HENDRICKS OBJECTS.

The Dad Vice FrcsiiSnt's Wife Disap-
proves Of Sculptor r..r:is' Work.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. Parks, the
artist, arrived here T;ias lay and exhibited To
the monument commissioners and friends of
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Sad and p,tter.

ssThis Is sad and bitter world" re-
marked gentleman OF Irish extraction.
eve never strew flowers on mans
grave until after he Is dead. "-.Washing.
ton Ratchet,
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Catholic Churches.
St, Paul German.
English Cathoi

REV. j. b. Bower, PASTOR.
Services at and 200 A. NJ. Sunday school n
go p IN. Mass every week day at 500 AM
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PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD.

prssideR!-E. z. Barnum.
.Servstary-E. &. Rich.
Direelors-J. A. Dubois, Jas. A. Norris, W. A.
Gates, Il. j. Harrison, A. Barto, X. Il. Greene.
LibrdpfdH-Miss Louie Allen.
Library open every Saturday from 2 to D ana
from to 4: ~ y NJ
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iiccS'iS tiidS iitN heSHi
of valuable service to
medical science. DR..
n. s. Davis, of Chi
cago. who was preSi
dent of the congress.
sail that it has proven
an eminent success.
"In point of num-
bei's," he said, it "has
! exceeded all past con-
gresscs, except that at
London in 1881. IL
lid mary, thai, .inuEln
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In Germany the school history relate.
10 events down to 1919 only. In this
country it goes down 70 1886.
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Sank Centre Northern.
Stearns County Officers.

.AEii0r-BaruCy Iossbers.
Register Of DsSIS-Johu Gapp.
2rsISnTTT-J. \. Moos6rugger
S.syIV-M. Mickey.
Ss,igs IF Pro6dte-1heo. Brueuer.
loaHty Ai,oTHcy-D. I. Calhoun.
CsTE IF C0ayt--A. l. Crumb.
0yOasr-Dr. Ramsey.
Sse!. IF SeASoIS-I j. Rochol.
Ss,UCyJr-
7. y. address of above officers ST. Cloud, MINI
Coart Co1miSsicRFr-Wm Boullon.
DcSa.y SkcTjE-ll. ). poty.
DspaIy Cor0RSr-J. A. Dubois.
Address, Sauk Centre, Mimi.
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Mr.. Marshall p. Wilder has been max
irr a n autograph album Of his hat lining
and has got it quite covered with tho
names of the great folk Of England.
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Methodist Episcopal.
EPISCOPAL.

Services every Sunday at 80 A. NJ: and 1880
I'm. SundIy-sohool at the close of morning
eryiee. Pr ger meeting Wednesday at 1880 p NJ
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rortune for a Tailor.

A tailor who is ingenious enough to in
vent a scheme for summer clothing for
men which will leave out the starched
shirt, and still be neat and becoming, will
merit the praise of many sufferers and
ought TO make u fortune. Boston Herald.
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Gold and Silver Export and Import.

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept 12.-1he re-
port of Col. Switzler, chief of the bureau Of
statistics, shows the following totals of gold
and silver movements for the twelve mouths
ended July 81, 1887: Imports of gold coin
and hillion, Sit, SOC, sol; silver coin ard
bullion. sl7, 49, SIS; total Sdl, G6, so Ex-
ports foreign and domestic gold coin and!
bullion, s?,O9l, Csc; silver coin and bullion.
Sri, 05S l?6; total, So, 079, S4S; excess Of in.
ports over exports, sec 6l5, 99l.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Conversational Church.
REV, j, b. DREw, PAsToI

REV. j. b. DREW, PASTOR.
Sunday Services at 1880 A. NJ. and $50 T. n.
Sunday school ut 1900 m. Young People
Meeting one hour before evening services
rayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 80 r.
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Catholic,

Services the I'd and 4th Sunday In the month
tIOA NJ Preaching at the Catholic church on
he Sd and 4th SUNDAY in each month
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lightweight persons were summarily
executed near Shanghai, recently, for be-
longing to secret societies
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THE MEDICAL CONGRESS.
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL GATHERING OF
THE WORLDS DOCTORS.

Nearly Three Thousand Physicians Present
Its Scientific Results Believed to Nave
Been or Great OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Secretary Porter Resigns - A Boycott
Case Gold and Silver Movement
WASHINGTON CITY. Sep 70 The ninth
inter irrational medical congress adjourned sine
die SalurlaY afLsr q rnf.nting that has Lnen
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German Evangelical Church

ED. FUuRMANN, Paste
Service each alternate Sunday at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
sunday school Immediately thereafter, at the
Norwepian Lutheran church.
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Episcopal Churcl

Rev. J.F. HAMILTON, REcToR.
Sunday Service at 1880 A. and 7:30 r. No.
Sunday school ut IL NJ. Wednesday evening sc
vice at 40 r.M
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REV. j. F. HAMILTON, RECTOR. 4.
Morning services the 9TH Sunday in the month
Evening" services the Second and Fourth sun
DAYS of the month. r.f..t. -. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-15
MEIROSI.

B. Bower AND REV. d. ]. CoGAN, PASTORS
seryices every alternate SUNDAY at 1o:so Am